The phrase "an active path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to navigation, decision-making, or processes that involve movement or progression.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, we must identify an active path that leads us toward success."
Alternatives: "a dynamic route" or "a proactive course".
The vector determines whether the th path is active or not: corresponds to an active path, and to a path that is currently not active.
When a link in an active path breaks, the upstream node that detects this break may try to locally repair the route if the destination is close to the node.
When a link breaks along an active path, the node that detects the link break transmits a route error (RERR) message which lists the set of destinations that have become unreachable.
If a node detects a failure of a link in an active path, it erases the route from its table and then sends an RERR message to the source node of the path.
As specified in the standard document [1], only a single active path selection protocol should be used in a single IEEE 802.11s MBSS.
Let Ku,t be the set of all active paths from source underwater node u to surface gateway candidate location t.
In particular, the paper focuses on how it is possible to determine dynamically a QoS-aware active path between clients and servers, discusses alternative solutions, and evaluates the performance results of the completely decentralized Peer-to-Peer implementation of the active path determination in ubiQoS.
With path protection, a call is accepted if and only if an active data path together with a disjointed backup path can be found in the network.
It uses an intelligent scheduling scheme, which maintains a table of each active path's delay, available bandwidth, etc., and sends each video frame on the most suitable path according to its priority and delay requirements.
To find efficient ways of addressing path failure, in IAMP, we use IA to preempt failures on a link on the active path.
I seek to be that catalyst to set my peers -- students, teachers, parents, and community members, you name it -- on a more conscious and active path.
